Baptisia

Baptisia

Taxobox | name = "Baptisia"


image_caption = "Baptisia leucantha"
regnum = Plantae
divisio = Magnoliophyta
classis = Magnoliopsida
ordo = Fabales
familia = Fabaceae
genus = "Baptisia"

"Baptisia" is a genus of plants in the legume family. One of the better known species is Blue Wild Indigo, which is native to North America and commonly grown in gardens.

"Baptisia" species are used as food plants by the larvae of some Lepidoptera species including "Schinia jaguarina".

List of species

* "Baptisia alba" (L.) Vent.
* "Baptisia albescens" Small
* "Baptisia arachnifera" W.H.Duncan
* "Baptisia australis" (L.) R.Br.
* "Baptisia bicolor" Greenman & Larisey
* "Baptisia bracteata" Elliott
* "Baptisia bushii" Small
* "Baptisia calycosa" Canby
* "Baptisia cinerea" (Raf.) Fernald & B.G.Schub.
* "Baptisia confusa" Pollard & Ball
* "Baptisia cuneata" Small
* "Baptisia deamii" Larisey
* "Baptisia elliptica" Small
* "Baptisia fragilis" Larisey
* "Baptisia fulva" Larisey
* "Baptisia gibbesii" Small
* "Baptisia hirsuta" Small
* "Baptisia hugeri" Small
* "Baptisia intercalata" Larisey
* "Baptisia intermedia" Larisey
* "Baptisia lactea" (Raf.) Thieret
* "Baptisia laevicaulis"(Canby) Small
* "Baptisia lanceolata" (Walter) Elliott
* "Baptisia lecontei" Torr. & A.Gray
* "Baptisia leucantha"
* "Baptisia leucophaea" Nutt.
* "Baptisia macilenta" Small ex Larisey
* "Baptisia megacarpa" Torrey & A.Gray
* "Baptisia minor"
* "Baptisia nuculifera" Greene
* "Baptisia nuttalliana" Small
* "Baptisia oxyphylla" Greene
* "Baptisia pendula" Larisey
* "Baptisia perfoliata" (L.) R.Br. in W.T.Aiton
* "Baptisia pinetorum" Larisey
* "Baptisia psammophila" Larisey
* "Baptisia riparia" Larisey
* "Baptisia saligna" Greene
* "Baptisia simplicifolia" Croom
* "Baptisia sphaerocarpa" Nutt.
* "Baptisia stricta" Larisey
* "Baptisia sulphurea" Englem.
* "Baptisia texana" Pollard & Ball
* "Baptisia tinctoria" (L.) R.Br. in W.T.Aiton
* "Baptisia vespertina" Small ex Rydb.
* "Baptisia viridis" Larisey
* "Baptisia × intermedia" Larisey
* "Baptisia × variicolor" Kosnik, Diggs, Redshaw & Lipscomb


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